https://byd.co.jp/news/2025_0724_270.html
BYD Auto Japan Co., Ltd.'s cumulative domestic sales reached 5,305 units in the three years from the establishment of the sales company on July 4, 2022, to the end of June 2025.
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BYDの販売拠点は全国で80店舗までに成ったそうです。
日本国内の販売状況は余り良くなくて、昨年度は月平均で200~400台くらいです。
200/20=10(MAX Monthly average)
400/80=20(MAX Monthly average)
1店舗の平均は、最悪の月間販売台数だと10台/月ですが、こんな台数では店舗営業を継続できないでしょうから、BYD本社が資金を相当に注ぎ込んでいると思われます。
BYD社は、今年発売の軽EVが売れるだろうと見込んでいる様ですが、この車両の実航続距離は、最良でも180~250㎞と短いために、多数を売ることは出来ないと思います。
同じ月のBYDの販売台数は、僅かに150台くらいです。
Incidentally, the ranking of monthly sales figures in Japan for April 2025 is as shown in the table on the left.
BYD's sales for the same month were only about 150 units.
BYD's sales network has reportedly grown to 80 locations nationwide.
However, sales in Japan haven't been very good, averaging around 200-400 units per month last year.
200/20 = 10 (MAX Monthly average)
400/80 = 20 (MAX Monthly average)
The average sales per store, in the worst-case scenario, would be as low as 10 units per month.
Such low sales figures would likely make it impossible to continue operating the stores, suggesting that BYD headquarters is investing considerable funds.
BYD seems to expect its new light EV, released this year, to sell well, but its actual driving range is relatively short (180-250 km at best), so it's unlikely they'll sell in large numbers.
今日は中古車検索HP(カーセンサー)で、BYDの中古車をチェックしてみました。
前期末までに7500~8000台が販売されているそうですが、既にこんなに多くの車両が中古販売店に並んでいるのです。
驚いたのは、販売店のデモカーと思われる数千KMしか使われていない車両や、明らかに新車を中古車として放出している車両が有る事です。
ジャブジャブに補助金を出しても、やはり中華EVは日本では売れない様です。
日本市場には、中華EVよりも遥かに性能が優れたガソリン車が多く存在するため、リスクを取って中華EVを買う人は少ないのです。
Today I checked out used BYD vehicles on a used car search website (Car Sensor).
A total of 182 vehicles were displayed.
Apparently, 7,500 to 8,000 units were sold by the end of the previous fiscal year, but it seems that this many are already on the used car market.
What surprised me was that there were vehicles that appeared to be demo cars from dealerships with only a few thousand kilometers on them, and vehicles that were clearly new cars being sold as used cars.
Even with massive subsidies, it seems Chinese EVs still don't sell well in Japan.
In the Japanese market, there are many gasoline-powered cars that are far superior in performance to Chinese EVs, so few people are willing to take the risk of buying a Chinese EV.